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5-Axis Load Cells 101

An Interface 5-axis load cell is a multi-axis sensor designed to resolve complex multi-directional loading into three orthogonal forces and two bending moments (Fx, Fy, Fz, Mx, and My). By combining multiple sensing elements into one precisely machined structure, a 5-axis load cell provides comprehensive measurement of complex loading conditions that conventional single-axis load cells cannot accurately capture. Learn more in 5-Axis Load Cell 101, part of Interface's 101 Series.
Load Cell By Design Recap

Load Cell Performance Starts by Design Webinar Recap

Interface Load Cell Performance Starts by Design emphasizes the engineering perspective in designing the world's leading force measurement devices used to test everything from rockets to medical devices. In the recap and webinar recording, learn about flexures, strain gages, specifications, engineering design tips, types of load cells and more in this advanced technical load cell seminar.
Multi Axis Future

A Promising Future in Measurement and Analysis Using Multi-Axis Sensors

Interface multi-axis load cells provide a multitude of benefits. The top reason to use multi-axis sensors is to get more measurement data. Interface 2, 3 or 6-Axis load cells enable engineers, prooduct designers and test professionals to capture forces along multiple directions simultaneously. This capability is particularly beneficial when dealing with complex and multidirectional forces, which are common in robotics, space projects, virtual reality, motion tracking, navigation systems, and inventive consumer products.
Multi Axis Robotics

Using Multi-Axis Sensors to Bring Robotics to Life

Multi-axis sensors provide several benefits for use in robotics, as they allow for accurately measuring the robot's position, orientation, and movement. Interface offers a wide variety of multi-axis sensor options including 2-axis, 3-axis, 6-axis, and axial torsion load cell sensors. The benefits of using multi-axis sensors aligns to the advancements in robotics, as the expectations to do more means more data is needed to thoroughly test and measure every capability and interaction with accuracy.